Ethereum Set To Soar Again?

When you think of investment you’re much more likely to think of a suited businessman sat with a briefcase as he eyes up the stock market and invests into a commodity such as oil. However, as Bitcoin fever has rapidly spread across the globe, Bitcoin has birthed a whole new generation of investors ranging from upper-class moguls to the everyday office worker.

And with a new wave of investors has arrived an entirely new wave of investment choices. Though companies such as Apple are still attracting shareholders and commodities such as coffee are still being propped up by investors, cryptocurrency has quickly become a buzzword for Bitcoin aficionados.

It’s a well known fact that digital currency is one of the riskiest investments. The volatility of the cryptocurrency market often means that investors can see a coin soar one day before plummeting the next. Despite this, the risk vs reward is overlooked for some that hope to rake in the profits, but how do cryptocurrencies compare against traditional investments?

Over the past year, traditional investment options such as commodities have actually seen a drop in value per unit. For example, coffee has seen a dip of -20% between September 2017 and September 2018 and in the same time frame, copper dipped by -12% closely followed by gold which dropped -10%.

But it’s not all bad news, as commodities have dropped in value, cryptocurrency has seen a boom in worth over the previous year. In particular, EOS saw a 786% increase in value rising from $0.73 per unit to $6.47 per unit. Though this level of growth may not surprise cryptocurrency experts, traditional investments pale in comparison.

So how do you know what to invest in? Read on to find out…

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Ethereum set to be the most lucrative investment

Ethereum is forecasted to rise to more than $750 per unit by October 2018 - a whopping 173% increase.

New data also recommends avoiding Alphabet Inc, which will experience a slump of -10% per share.

EOS investors experienced a 786% increase in value in just one year, proving that the cryptocurrency surge shows no sign of slowing.

In contrast, coffee slumped in the market leading to a -20% change and subsequent loss.

New tool compares the performance of commodities, cryptocurrencies and companies to predict the next big investment opportunity.

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How Rich Would You Be? uses market data from the past 12 months to reveal exactly what you could have made if you invested in a variety of cryptocurrencies, commodities and companies. It also forecasts the potential gains for each over the coming months to predict the next big investment opportunity.

Via a bespoke algorithm that uses machine learning, the tool feeds historical data on all 15 options through a recurrent neural network to unveil the future rise and fall in value for each investment.

The 15 commodities monitored within the piece include:Bitcoin

Ethereum

Ripple

Bitcoin Cash

EOS

Gold

Oil

Copper

Wheat

Coffee

Apple

Alphabet (Google)

Microsoft

Amazon

Facebook

All data is displayed in concise visualisations, allowing you to compare individual or multiple investments side-by-side.

The future predictions reveal that the cryptocurrencies will experience the highest percentage increase, yielding more profit than commodities or companies.

The algorithm also reveals that the value of Ethereum will skyrocket from $289.26 per unit to $788.42 if it continues on its predicted path - an astounding 173% increase by October 28th.

Similarly, Ripple investors should look forward to the next month since the cryptocurrency is charted to rise in value by 159% - surging from $0.34 per unit to $0.88 per unit.

Alphabet Inc should perhaps be avoided as the value of the company is set to drop -10% per share. Following in Alphabet’s footsteps is Apple, which is set to fall -8% from $227.63 per share to $208.47.

Despite the unpredictability of the cryptocurrency market, the historical data shows that when compared against commodity and company investments, EOS, Bitcoin and Ripple boasted three of the top five investments.

EOS aficionados who invested in September 2017 will have noticed a 786% increase in price per unit over the last year - a jump from $0.73 per unit to $6.47.

Though it is now set to undergo a negative percentage change, Amazon experienced a 106% increase in value per share between September 2017 and September 2018.

Unfortunately for commodity investors, the two investments that have made the biggest losses over the past year include coffee and copper. Coffee has made the most significant loss over the last year, with a -20% change - dropping from $129.65 per pound to $1103.33.

Copper investors will also have been disappointed with the -12% change in value over the previous year from $3.06 per pound to $2.68.

Commodityinvestors who chose to invest in oil over copper would have enjoyed a 46% rise from $48.07 per barrel to $69.97 in just one year.

Values: Historical and predicted change in 15 leading investment choices

Author: Jacob WolinskyJacob Wolinsky is the founder of ValueWalk.com, a popular value investing and hedge fund focused investment website. Prior to ValueWalk, Jacob was VP of Business Development at SumZero. Prior to SumZero, Jacob worked as an equity analyst first at a micro-cap focused private equity firm, followed by a stint at a smid cap focused research shop. Jacob lives with his wife and three kids in Passaic NJ. -
Email: jacob(at)valuewalk.com - Twitter username: JacobWolinsky - Full Disclosure: I do not purchase any equities to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest and because at times I may receive grey areas of insider information. I have a few existing holdings from years ago, but I have sold off most of the equities and now only purchase mutual funds and some ETFs. I also own 2.5 grams of Gold